MCQ Questions
Q.1.
Safe riding is more a skill of the eyes and mind than of the hands and feet.
  • 80%
    True
  • 20%
    False
Q.2.
Dress for the ride as well as the crash means:
  • 20%
    Your feet can reach the ground and support the motorcycle
  • 20%
    Ride as if you are invisible to others
  • 60%
    Your gear should provide comfort, protection and conspicuity
  • 0%
    Reduces crash causation factors by applying a strategy
Q.3.
In a rear tire skid when the rear wheel is not in line with the front wheel, you want to release the rear brake to quickly straighten the motorcycle.
  • 33%
    Fales
  • 33%
    False
  • 0%
    False AF
  • 33%
    2 seconds
Q.4.
The minimum recommended following distance in ideal riding conditions is:
  • 0%
    True
  • 100%
    2 seconds
  • 0%
    Conspicuity, and comfort
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    Traction
Q.5.
You know a motorcycle's seat height is appropriate if:
  • 100%
    Your feet can reach the ground and support the motorcycle
  • 0%
    Squeeze the clutch lever and apply the brakes
  • 0%
    Your gear should provide comfort, protection and conspicuity
  • 0%
    The distance needed for a quick response to a problem
Q.6.
Which factors lead to more motorcycle crashes than the others?
  • 0%
    Adjust speed to upset the dog's timing
  • 0%
    Riding through intersections
  • 100%
    Some traction is needed for cornering
  • 0%
    Avoid too much lean
Q.7.
To stay safe when riding in traffic, you should:
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    Squeeze the clutch lever and apply the brakes
  • 0%
    Riding within skill level
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    Increase your safety margin ahead
  • 0%
    Ride as if you are invisible to others
Q.8.
How does a motorcyclist divide a lane to determine positioning:
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    Into 3 portions
  • 0%
    Left Hand in the air
  • 0%
    An interaction of factors
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    Your feet can reach the ground and support the motorcycle
Q.9.
When riding over crack sealant or tar strips:
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    Avoid too much lean
  • 0%
    Start out on a hill
  • 0%
    Load Triangle
  • 0%
    Total stopping distance exceeds sight distance
Q.10.
The signal that shows you are ready to begin the exercise is:
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    Manage Risk
  • 0%
    Riding within skill level
  • 0%
    The motorcycle owner's manual
  • 0%
    Left Hand in the air
Q.11.
The 4-second urgent time and distance generally corresponds to:
  • 100%
    Total stopping distance exceeds sight distance
  • 0%
    The distance needed for a quick response to a problem
  • 0%
    Helps protect ankles and feet in a tip-over
  • 0%
    Squeeze the clutch lever and apply the brakes
Q.12.
SEE stands for:
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    A Large Trucks Blindspot
  • 0%
    Search-Evaluate-Execute
  • 0%
    Search ahead, behind, and to the sides
  • 0%
    Is higher in the middle than on the sides
Q.13.
During the range exercises, it is permissible to pass other riders without permission from a RiderCoach
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    Fales
  • 0%
    False
  • 0%
    2 seconds
  • 0%
    True
Q.14.
Execute means to use smooth and well-timed actions, and includes the three action steps of: adjust speed, adjust position, and:
  • 57%
    Communicate intentions
  • 0%
    Riding within skill level
  • 43%
    Conspicuity, and comfort
  • 0%
    An interaction of factors
Q.15.
Hydroplaning occurs when:
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    Water builds up under the tires
  • 0%
    A Large Trucks Blindspot
  • 0%
    Affects motorcycle handling
  • 0%
    Have the time to respond smoothly for problems
Q.16.
A good rider is best described as one who:
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    Reduces crash causation factors by applying a strategy
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    Increase your safety margin ahead
  • 0%
    Ride as if you are invisible to others
  • 0%
    Causes both brakes to be applied if either brake control is used
Q.17.
Which of the following is considered one drink?
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    Riding through intersections
  • 0%
    Avoid too much lean
  • 0%
    12-oz beer
  • 0%
    Riding within skill level
Q.18.
When new, a good helmet should fit:
  • 0%
    Snugly
  • 0%
    Into 3 portions
  • 0%
    Avoid too much lean
  • 0%
    12-oz beer
Q.19.
The most important feature of motorcycle footwear is that it:
  • 0%
    Helps protect ankles and feet in a tip-over
  • 0%
    Apply maximum braking pressure to both brakes without locking either wheel
  • 0%
    The distance needed for a quick response to a problem
  • 0%
    Some traction is needed for cornering
Q.20.
Rarely is there a single cause of a crash.
  • 0%
    True
  • 0%
    False
Q.21.
The key preparations for riding include:
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    Search ahead, behind, and to the sides
  • 0%
    Motorcycle, Riding Gear, Mental Attitude
  • 0%
    3 parts: perception, reaction, braking
  • 0%
    Search for possible collision traps and escape paths
Q.22.
Which of the following best represents risk offset?
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    An interaction of factors
  • 0%
    Rising off the seat
  • 0%
    Riding within skill level
  • 0%
    12-oz beer
Q.23.
The total stopping distance consists of:
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    3 parts: perception, reaction, braking
  • 0%
    Ride as if you are invisible to others
  • 0%
    Some traction is needed for cornering
  • 0%
    Helps protect ankles and feet in a tip-over
Q.24.
Body position when crossing an obstacle is:
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    Rising off the seat
  • 0%
    Start out on a hill
  • 0%
    Ride as if you are invisible to others
  • 0%
    Avoid too much lean
Q.25.
Overriding your headlight at night occurs when:
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    The motorcycle owner's manual
  • 0%
    Total stopping distance exceeds sight distance
  • 0%
    Search ahead, behind, and to the sides
  • 0%
    Helps protect ankles and feet in a tip-over
Q.26.
When carrying extra weight, the space formed between the top of your head and the two axles of the motorcycle is referred to as the:
  • 0%
    2 seconds
  • 0%
    Communicate intentions
  • 0%
    Avoid too much lean
  • 100%
    Load Triangle
Q.27.
The three primary benefits of using good riding gear are protection, as well as:
  • 0%
    Conspicuity, and comfort
  • 0%
    The motorcycle owner's manual
  • 0%
    The distance needed for a quick response to a problem
  • 0%
    Helps protect ankles and feet in a tip-over
Q.28.
A good response to a tailgating driver is to:
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    Increase your safety margin ahead
  • 0%
    Adjust to changing temperatures
  • 100%
    Search ahead, behind, and to the sides
  • 0%
    Intersections and curves
Q.29.
If you lose control while the motorcycle is accelerating:
  • 0%
    Helps protect ankles and feet in a tip-over
  • 0%
    Your feet can reach the ground and support the motorcycle
  • 0%
    Adjust speed to upset the dog's timing
  • 0%
    Squeeze the clutch lever and apply the brakes
Q.30.
What is the No-Zone?
  • 0%
    Adjust to changing temperatures
  • 0%
    Intersections and curves
  • 100%
    A Large Trucks Blindspot
  • 0%
    An interaction of factors
Q.31.
A white or brightly colored helmet provides more visibility in traffic than a darker colored helmet.
  • 0%
    True
  • 0%
    False
Q.32.
When riding at night:
  • 0%
    Use the high beam when not following or meeting other vehicles
  • 0%
    Causes both brakes to be applied if either brake control is used
  • 0%
    Search for possible collision traps and escape paths
  • 0%
    Have the time to respond smoothly for problems
Q.33.
What makes stopping quickly in a curve more difficult?
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    Some traction is needed for cornering
  • 0%
    Immediately release, then reapply as necessary
  • 0%
    3 parts: perception, reaction, braking
  • 0%
    Your feet can reach the ground and support the motorcycle
Q.34.
The best way to achieve the shortest braking distance is to:
  • 0%
    Your feet can reach the ground and support the motorcycle
  • 0%
    The motorcycle owner's manual
  • 0%
    The distance needed for a quick response to a problem
  • 0%
    Apply maximum braking pressure to both brakes without locking either wheel
Q.35.
The best source of information about motorcycle care is:
  • 0%
    Total stopping distance exceeds sight distance
  • 0%
    The motorcycle owner's manual
  • 0%
    Helps protect ankles and feet in a tip-over
  • 0%
    Squeeze the clutch lever and apply the brakes
Q.36.
A crowned road:
  • 0%
    Have the time to respond smoothly for problems
  • 0%
    Water builds up under the tires
  • 0%
    Use the high beam when not following or meeting other vehicles
  • 0%
    Is higher in the middle than on the sides
Q.37.
A rider dresses in layers to:
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    Affects motorcycle handling
  • 0%
    Causes both brakes to be applied if either brake control is used
  • 0%
    Increase your safety margin ahead
  • 0%
    Adjust to changing temperatures
Q.38.
Proper use of the friction zone makes it easier to:
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    Avoid too much lean
  • 0%
    Riding within skill level
  • 0%
    Rising off the seat
  • 0%
    Start out on a hill
Q.39.
What is the primary cause of motorcycle crashes?
  • 0%
    A Large Trucks Blindspot
  • 0%
    Intersections and curves
  • 0%
    An interaction of factors
  • 0%
    Riding within skill level
Q.40.
A linked or combined brake system:
  • 0%
    Have the time to respond smoothly for problems
  • 0%
    Your gear should provide comfort, protection and conspicuity
  • 0%
    Adjust to changing temperatures
  • 100%
    Causes both brakes to be applied if either brake control is used
Q.41.
Before pulling into an intersection with limited visibility, check your shortest sight distance last.
  • 100%
    True
  • 0%
    False
Q.42.
If an average adult male has 4 drinks of beverage alcohol in one hour, the alcohol from how many drinks is left in the body after 2 hours?
  • 0%
    Load Triangle
  • 0%
    2
  • 0%
    False AF
  • 0%
    True